… liability perhaps reaches its apex in the prosecution of manslaughter. The criminal law, although designed to determine the responsibility of natural persons is remodelled when the employer is not a person. Presumably this predicates the dilemma, which…

… and Decker's Eastern Hemisphere, was facing a difficult problem regarding the implementation of a new performance appraisal system. He had three choices to accept the modified ADP system developed by Anita Lim, manager of Human Resources to implement…

… composed by the illustrious author named William Golding, the story describes the life of many kids who are ambushed in an uninhabited island because the plane they took fell and now no one on the mainland knows they're there. Ralph, a young kid emerges…

… days even an entire book at one sitting without interruptions. I remember when I could work for hours at a time in my study; the hours were dependent on me not on nap. I remember when I knew no one with children and had no idea what 2T meant. And I…

… and who is telling you face to face that he has problems with kids based upon the rap music" (Bill O'Reilly, "The O'Reilly factor"). American TV and radio talk show host Bill O'Reilly along with many other media outlets have heavily criticized rap…

… I learned science living on a farm and tramping through the woods. History I learned on a family vacation down the east coast visiting grave yards, battle fields, or any other vacant field or road my dad could find to talk about. He made it seem…

… of the politics of representation of crime and criminalization is 'The City of God'. This is a very powerful film that deals with troubled youth in the heart of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro. This film is based on a true story but it is the story…

… on "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" are not radically different. The authors were both pleased with the movie, yet they held different appreciations and expectations. While James was more on the ecstatic side, Burr was left disappointed…

… of mental illness? Different societies have different concepts of mental illness. Varying from culture to culture, there might be a distinctive system of beliefs, values, and way of living. What may be the acceptable way of behaving in one culture…

… you are prepared for all the changes you have to go through to get there. I asked my buddy Ian, who is a freshmen at Ohio State, what some of the biggest differences from High school and college are. He told me, that, for one thing, you have A LOT more…